With over 4,800 acres for you to explore at Windsor Great Park you are never short of something to do if escape and fun is high on your list. With a Royal history spanning over 1,000 years, you can encounter historical monuments, ancient forests and stunning horticultural displays, as well as rare wildlife, plants and fungi.

 

 

Activities in Windsor Great Park

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    A gentle jog is a great way to blow away the cobwebs and enjoy the fresh air

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    National cycle route 4 includes a scenic stretch passing through Windsor Great Park

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    Walking is great exercise and a chance to be mindful of all the things around you

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    Take in the stunning views of the resident deer as you take a stroll along the Long Walk

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    Explore the gentle woodland paths of The Valley Gardens

Seasonal Inspiration

Windsor Great Park is home to an impressive collection of plants and flowers from around the world which offer astounding displays to admire – and photograph – throughout the seasons!

Visit our Seasonal Highlights guide for some of our suggestions for plants that are peaking today.

Spring

Spring Wood in The Savill Garden creates the perfect conditions for bursts of wild flowers while The Valley Gardens is transformed into a riot of colour within Daffodil Valley and Azalea Walk.

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Summer

The displays are alive with vibrant colour – especially within the Rose Garden, grand Herbaceous Borders, newly replanted Golden Jubilee Garden and Summer Wood in The Savill Garden.

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Autumn

Wander through the crackling leaves and watch the landscape transform, as rich autumnal hues sweep the Park - setting the view alight throughout The Savill Garden and Valley Gardens.

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Winter

Take a stroll through the Winter Beds in The Savill Garden, and the Winter Walk in The Valley Gardens – taking in the sweet scent of the witch hazels and the vibrant colours of cornus and willows.

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Our Story and History

Windsor Great Park has witnessed countless events throughout history, dating back to pre-Saxon times - each of which has left its own distinctive mark on this impressive landscape. From William the Conqueror using the landscape as a hunting ground, to Queen Victoria entertaining on the shores of Virginia Water – our Royal connections remain strong today under the stewardship of HRH the Duke of Edinburgh, the current Ranger of Windsor Great Park.

Share in the experiences that generations of the Monarchy have enjoyed throughout history as you wander through Windsor Great Park. To find out more, visit our Heritage section and Interactive Timeline below.

View Our Interactive Timeline